Posted by: South Georgia / North Florida Eye Partners in News
Our office managers are often the unsung heroes at our practice. Without them, our day-to-day operations would not run near as smoothly! Follow along as we highlight office managers at each of our 5 locations. Today, Amanda Jackson is in the spotlight! Amanda is the office manager at our Tifton location and she is great… Read More
Posted by: South Georgia / North Florida Eye Partners in Blog
We all have heard alot about snoring and sleep apnea recently. While reading a professional eye care journal I saw an article about sleep apnea. As an avid chainsaw snorer, it caught my attention. Little did I know that sleep apnea may contribute to eye problems. Recently a group of doctors examined whether sleep apnea… Read More
Posted by: South Georgia / North Florida Eye Partners in Blog
An eye exam is not like a shopping trip to the grocery store. It is a medical exam to see if your eyes are healthy and if necessary, to get glasses for a visual deficiency. Being prepared for your eye exam will make the experience more pleasant. The first step is to make an appointment… Read More
Posted by: South Georgia / North Florida Eye Partners in News
Why not use your refund on LASIK? Here at South Georgia Eye Partners we now offer iLASIK , also known as blade free LASIK. Summer is on the way, so gear up for beach and boat season with a new pair of sunglasses from our Optical Shop. We have a large selection of designer brands including Costa Del… Read More
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We are excited to let patients know about Chase financing that is available for Cataract surgery and Lasik procedures. It is very easy to apply online or over the phone and the individual will know within minutes whether they are approved and for how much. It gives affordable payments to the patient and allows the patient to have the care… Read More
Posted by: South Georgia / North Florida Eye Partners in Blog
Sooner or later, everyone will probably experience trouble reading. Most people will begin to notice some blurring of smaller print between the ages of 40 to 50. This condition is called presbyopia and is related to aging. As we all grow older, the lenses in our eyes become less flexible and lose the ability to… Read More
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